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Announcing the Sun Trek 795 Announcing the Sun Trek 795

Sunset Park RV’s Josh Treat road-tested a forgotten prototype over 11,000 miles, resulting in the non-slide, wet bath Sun Trek 795. What followed were updates to the entire Sun Trek lineup, including optional 48-volt power. Meet the Sun Trek 795!

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Camping Review: City Park Pros, Cons, and Beyond

From a free overnight stay beside a Wyoming creek to a cheap parking area in a major town, here are five of our favorite city parks, including one unforgettable stay with full hookups for free.

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Announcing the 2027 TCM Calendar Contest Winners

The First Vote cut the field to 24. The Final Vote reduced it to 13. And now, after one of the tightest votes in Truck Camper Magazine history, the 2027 Calendar winners are revealed. And the 13 winners are…

Adventure Stories
Reader Spotlight: From Bear Quest to Porcupines

What do you do when you have enough bear photos to wallpaper your house? Switch to porcupines, of course! The Stevensons have explored both the Dalton and the Dempster, and are still chasing wildlife. Their latest focus? A bit prickly.

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Today’s featured camper is the @supertrampcampers Flagship LT.

This pop-up camper weighs 1,350 pounds dry, has 24 gallons of fresh water, 330 watts of standard solar, and a 100Ah lithium battery with up to 800Ah available. Inside, there’s 6-feet 9-inches of standing height with the roof up, a queen cabover, long L-shaped seating, and a 2.5 cubic foot 12-volt compressor refrigerator.

The Flagship LT can fit standard short-bed or long-bed trucks, and buyers can choose propane or diesel heat, plus optional interior and exterior showers. 

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How tall is your truck camper? Not “about” how tall. Exactly how tall.

At @truckcamperwarehouse, we discovered the telescoping Vevor height stick that lets you measure the tallest point of your rig without climbing onto the roof with a ladder and tape measure.

Naturally, we had to try it.

Our Rugged Mountain Granite Platinum demo rig measured 11-feet, 10-inches, or 3.6 meters. With low bridges and tunnels ahead in the Northeast and Canada, those are two numbers we definitely want stuck to the windshield.

Now we want to measure every truck camper we see!

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Two campers. One manufacturer. Both made for short bed trucks. What’s the difference? We put the @adventurercampers 65RB Overlander Edition next to the @scoutcampers Olympic at @princesscraftrv to compare them side by side. 

The Scout Olympic leans hard into modularity with a removable chest refrigerator, portable cooktop, gravity-fed water, and open storage.

The Adventurer 65RB takes a more traditional approach with built-in cabinetry, refrigerator, sink, stove, cassette toilet, and shower enclosure.

They share a few things, including thermal-pane windows, LED lighting, and the Unbound Power Tower, but the overall experience is quite different.

Which approach fits the way you camp? Let us know in the comments!

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